Fix Super-Linter to run on pull requests to all branches #10035
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The Super-Linter workflow was only running on pull requests targeting the
mainbranch, which caused linting issues to be discovered late in the release process. When creating release branches (likedotnet10-p7) and merging area-specific pull requests into those branches, the linting checks were bypassed, leading to a accumulation of issues that were only caught during the final merge to main.This change updates the Super-Linter workflow configuration to run on pull requests to all branches by changing:
to:
This matches the pattern already used by the
markdown-link-check.ymlworkflow and ensures that linting runs consistently across all pull requests, regardless of the target branch.With this fix, area-specific pull requests (like
dotnet10-p7-librariestargetingdotnet10-p7) will now trigger the Super-Linter, catching issues early in the development process rather than during the final merge.Fixes #10034.
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